1998 Grand Banks 49 Classic

This 1998 Grand Banks 49 Classic is a fiberglass flybridge yacht with twin Caterpillar 3208 diesel engines producing 375 horsepower each. At 49 feet long with a beam of 15.42 feet, the boat combines traditional cruising design with practical seakeeping capability. The yacht carries a full suite of navigation and control systems including dual Garmin 8212 multifunction displays, Garmin GMR24XHD radar, Robertson/Simard autopilot, and B&G multi-function displays. Bow and stern thrusters by SidePower and Naiad stabilizers enhance maneuverability and comfort underway.

The interior layout provides two cabins and two heads with separate shower stalls. The main salon features a convertible settee that converts to a king-size berth and opens to a large saloon space. The flybridge is fully enclosed with aft deck seating. A Northern Lights 20kW generator supplies ship's power, while a Sea Recovery watermaker provides fresh water. The galley is equipped with a Force10 propane stove and oven, Grunert cold plate refrigeration, and an ice maker.

The boat was built in 1998 as hull number 125, one of the final examples of the Grand Banks 49 Classic produced. It has remained under original ownership and been stored indoors in a heated building each winter since new. Maintenance has been overseen by the same boatyard representative throughout its history.